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Jlllen^D A^Ul yBERA JllLen^d A^Ul James K. Abernathy, II Frank Eaton Adams Warnilla Albany Charles C. Alexander, Jr. Hometown: Dallas, Texas Hometown: Birmingham, Ala. Hometown: Washington, D.C. Hometown: Washington, D.C. Major: Government Major: History Major: Sociology Major: Accounting Organizations: Alpha Phi Al­ Organizations: Newman Club, Organizations: Zeta Phi Beta Organizations: Commerce Club pha Fraternity, Govern- Howard Swingmasters, Sorority, Campus Pals, Tu­ Ambition: Certified Public Ac­ m e n t Club, Economics Spanish Club, History torial Staff countant Club Club Ambition: Medical Social Ambition: Lawyer Ambition: Lawyer Worker John C. Alston Dorothy O'Neal Alexander Hometown: New Egypt, N.J. William J. Alexander Hometown: East Orange, N.J. Mildred Utz Alfred Major: Chemistry Major: Psychology Hometown: Syracuse, N.Y. Hometown: Washington, D.C. Organizations: Omega Psi Phi Organizations: Alpha Kappa Major: Zoology Major: Education Fraternity Organizations: Alpha Phi Al­ Alpha Sorority, Women's Organizations: Delta Sigma Ambition: Dentist League pha Theta Sorority Ambition: Guidance Counselor Ambition: Doctor of Medicine Ambition: Teacher John Henry Anderson Rena Regina Arnold Hometown: Orlando, Fla. Frank O. Applewhaite Hometown: Washington, D.C. Major: Chemistry Hometown: Georgetown, Brit­ Audrie Edris Armstrong Major: Art Organizations: Walter H. ish Guiana, S.A. Hometown: Tobago, B.W.I. Organizations: Howard Sym- Brooks Club, Kappa Al­ Major: Zoology Major: Chemistry phonietta, Zeta Phi Beta pha Psi Fraternity, Ger­ Organizations: Caribbean As­ Organizations: Canterbury Sorority man Club sociation Club Ambition: Painter or Art Ambition: Physician Ambition: Physician Ambition: Medical Technician Teacher 14 Michael DeWitt Banfield Pasco Lauriae Baker Hometown: East Orange, N.J. Hometown: Delray, Fla. Major: Chemistry Major: Zoology Ambition: Physician Ana Jeanne Bankhead Hometown: Detroit, Mich. Major: Psychology Organizations: N.A.A.C.P., Delta Melvin Barber Sigma Theta Sorority, Women's Major: Psychology League Ambition: Psychiatric Social Work­ er Willie Walter Barber Mazie Odelle Barbour Hometown: Birmingham, Ala. Hometown: Baltimore, Md. Major: Physics Major: English Organizations: Omega Psi Phi Fra­ Organizations: N.A.A.C.P., Futu ternity, Sigma Pi Sigma Teachers of America Ambition: Research Physicist Ambition: Lawyer Mary M. Barker Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio Kenneth W. Barnes Major: Sociology Hometown: Washington, D.C. Organizations: Alpha Kappa Alpha Major: Psychology Sorority, Howard Players, House Ambition: Clinical Psychologist Government Ambition: Psychiatric Social Worker Lillian Lorraine Barnes Hometown: Washington, D.C. Willie Walker Barr Major: Home Economics Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa. Organizations: Home Economics Major: Government & Sociology Club Organizations: Scroller Club Ambition: Nursery School Supervi­ Ambition: Lawyer sor Henry DeCosta Bell Juan Bastanes Hometown: Cambridge, Mass. Hometown: Waco, Texas Major: Zoology Major: Sociology Organizations: N.A.A.C.P. Ambition: Professor of Zoology Ambition: Medical Doctor 15 Tira Belo-Osagie Hometown: Benin City, Nigeria June Melba Bell Major: Chemistry Hometown: Norfolk, Va. Organizations: Institute of Interna­ Major: Sociology tional Relations, African Stu­ Ambition: Social Worker dents Association, Canterbury Club, Tutors & Advisors Ambition: Public Health Officer David W. Bishop Muriel Juanita Bishop Hometown: Rich-Square, N.C. Hometown: Washington, D.C. Major: History Major: Sociology Organizations: Future Teachers of Ambition: Psychiatric Social Work­ America Ambition: Research in History er Frank Robert Bizzell Hometown: New York, N.Y. David Leonardus Bland, Jr. Major: Psychology Hometown: Sanford, N.C. Organizations: Alpha Phi Alpha Major: Zoology Fraternity, Dean of the Sphinx Organizations: Lampodas Club, Ri­ Club, Psi Chi, Newman Club fle Team Ambition: Clinical Psychologist Ambition: Physician Clifford Robert Booker Robert DuBois Bonner Hometown: Washington, D.C. Hometown: Camden, Ala. Major: Psychology Major: Zoology & Chemistry Organizations: Kappa Alpha Psi Fra­ Organizations: French Club, A.V.C., ternity, Student Council, Var­ Westminster Foundation sity Swimming Ambition: Pathologist Ambition: Physician Hortense Booth Willa Mae Brandon Hometown: Washington, D.C. Hometown: Nashville, Tenn, Major: Sociology Major: English Ambition: Social Worker Organizations: Howard Players, Newman Club, Ivy Leaf Club Alice Berdella Brantley William Louis Bransford Hometown: Detroit, Mich. Hometown: Glasgow, Ky. Major: Accounting Major: English Organizations: Howard Players, Al­ Ambition: Missionary pha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Commerce Club j| Ambition: Attorney fl 16 Lawrence Phillip Braxton Hometown: Washington, D.C. Edward Joseph Braynon, Jr. Major: Commerce & History Hometown: Miami, Fla. Organizations: Commerce Club, His­ Major: Zoology tory Club, N.A.A.C.P., Alpha Organizations: Omega Psi Phi Fra­ Phi Omega Fraternity ternity Ambition: Certified Public Account­ Ambition: Doctor ant Andrew Paul Brazington Horace Bernard Brewster Hometown: Philadelphia, Pa. Hometown: Norfolk, Va. Major: Psychology Major: History Organizations: Omega Psi Phi Fra­ Organizations: Future Teachers of ternity America, History Club Ambition: Clinical Psychologist Ambition: Teacher Mary Isabel Brock Hometown: Piqua, Ohio Rita Jane Broughton Major: Spanish Hometown: Washington, D.C. Organizations: Alpha Kappa Alpha Major: French Sorority, N.A.A.C.P., U.N., El Organizations: Alpha Kappa Alpha Circulo Cervantes, Women's Sorority Athletic Association Ambition: Teacher Ambition: Speak Spanish fluently Isaiah Haywood Brown Hometown: Washington, D.C. Gloria E. Brown Major: Psychology Hometown: New Orleans, La. Organizations: Future Teachers of Major: S'ociology America, Psi Chi, Sociology Ambition: Medical Social Worker Club, Philosophy Club Ambition: Educational Psychologi­ cal Administrator Robert E. Brown Joseph Blakeney Brown Hometown: New York, N.Y. Hometown: Kansas City, Mo. Major: English Major: Government Honors: Howard Players Key Organizations: Alpha Phi Alpha Fra­ Organizations: Howard Players, Hill­ ternity top Ambition: Lawyer Ambition: To die having lived in the country of the heart Jacqueline L. Browne Hometown: New York, N.Y. Major: Sociology-Psychology Organizations: Canterbury Club, Dance Club Ambition: Psychiatric Social Worker 17 Beryl Elaine Bryan Catharine W. Bryan Hometown: St. Thomas, Virgin Is­ Hometown: Washington, D.C. lands Major: Accounting Major: Sociology Organizations: Alpha Kappa Alpha Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Sorority, Kappa Sigma Debating Ambition: Certified Public Account­ Club ant Ambition: Social Worker William Burnard Bryant Robert Napoleon Bryant Hometown: Augusta, Ga. Hometown: Chattanooga, Tenn. Major: Commerce & Finance Major: Sociology Organizations: Commerce Club, Ambition: Religious Educator Walter H. Brooks Club, N.A.A. C.P. Ambition: Lawyer Jonelle Lois Burr Hometown: Washington, D.C. Janet Butler Major: Mathematics Hometown: Indianapolis, Ind. Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta Major: Home Economics Sorority, Future Teachers of Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta America, Women's Athletic As­ Sorority sociation, Bison, Math Club Ambition: Nursery School Supervi­ Ambition: Mathematician sor Majel R. Butler Hometown: Washington, D.C. John Davis Butler Major: English Hometown: Washington, D.C. Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta Major: French Sorority, Walter H. Brooks Club, Organizations: French Club El Circulo Cervantes, Modern Ambition: College Instructor Dance Club, Canterbury Club Ambition: Professor of English Simon Lawrence Cain Albert A. Byrd Hometown: Augusta, Ga. Hometown: Baltimore, Md. Major: Government Major: Art Education Organizations: Tutorial Staff, Advi­ Organizations: Kappa Alpha Psi sory Staff, Scabbard and Blade, Fraternity, Daubers Art Club Student Council, Omega Psi Phi Ambition: Self-Realization Fraternity Ambition: Lawyer Clive Bernard Canute Hometown: Jamaica, B.W.I. Major: Chemistry Regene Mason Carmack Organizations: Canterbury Club, Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio Caribbean Association, Chem- Major: Government istry Club Ambition: Corporation Lawyer Ambition: Physician 18 Doris Anita Carr Hometown: Montclair, N.J. Major: Psychology Henry Thomas Carrington Organizations: Alpha Kappa Alpha Hometown: St. Michael, Barbados, Sorority, Psi Chi, University B.W.L Choir, Women's League, Walter Major: Zoology H. Brooks Club, Band Organizations: N.A.A.C.P. Ambition: Ph.D. in Clinical Psy­ Ambition: Physician chology Julian Orlando Carroll Dennie Carter Hometown: Washington, D.C. Hometown: Mechanicville, N.Y. Major: Chemistry Major: French Ambition: Physician Ambition: Music Critic James Carter, Jr. Hometown: Washington, D.C. Major: Physical Education Frances Lydia Carter Honors: Letters in Varsity and Track Hometown: Charleston, W.Va. Organizations: Kappa Alpha Psi Fra­ Major: English ternity, Student Council, Future Organizations: Alpha Kappa Alpha Teachers of America, President Sorority, Fellowship Council of Physical Education Majors Ambition: Librarian Club, Class of '49 Officer Ambition: Physical Education Ad­ ministrator Horace L. Chandler John Leland Carter Hometown: Memphis, Tenn. Hometown: Baltimore, Md. Major: Accounting Major: Zoology Organizations: Kappa Alpha Psi Ambition: Medicine Fraternity, Commerce Club Ambition: Certified Public Account­ ant Howard B. Chandler Hometown: Memphis, Tenn. Charles I. Cheaves Major: Accounting Hometown: San Diego, Calif. Organizations: Kappa Alpha Psi Fra­ Major: Government
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